Viktor Schauberger (1885-1958), a simple forester, made perhaps the most fundamental discoveries of the 20th century and, with his vortex technique, opened up entirely new sources of energy to mankind
More than 60 years ago, this man showed how you can purify our water in a natural way and how to use its enormous power. If we then used the knowledge of Viktor Schauberger, then we would have not only good water, but also cheap and clean energy from water and air. As soon as we replaced the current disastrous Explosion technique with the Implosion biotechnology, all the major problems of humanity would have been solved. That is why they still do not let us go.
“It can be seen, as far as history allows, that everyone who was involved in elucidating the riddle of water was brutally suppressed. Even the hints that we find in ancient books and which explain the essence of water to us disappear in subsequent editions. Keeping the secret of water is also a means of guaranteeing the power of money. Interest grows only in an imperfect economy.
Having solved the problem of generating water and making it possible to obtain any volume and any quality of water in any place, a person will reclaim the vast desert lands and thereby reduce both the selling price of food and the selling price of machinery to such a minimum that all the benefits of speculating on this will disappear. … The abundance of food and the economical productivity of machines are such overwhelming arguments that the general view of the world, as well as the entire worldview, will undergo a change.
Keeping the secret of water is the biggest asset of all. For this reason, any experience serving to open it up is mercilessly suppressed in the bud."
Viktor Schauberger (1885-1958), a simple forester, made perhaps the most fundamental discoveries of the 20th century and, with his vortex technique, opened up entirely new sources of energy to mankind.
Viktor Schauberger, who wrote these words more than half a century ago, was an extraordinary person. A man sent by God to give the "enlightened" people the ancient knowledge of the essence of water again. A man of uncompromising honesty and complete dedication to nature. A man who fought hard all his life and, broken, died in poverty and loneliness.
But he left a legacy whose wealth is priceless, and knowledge continues to inspire, underpinning many astounding developments. At the same time, Viktor Schauberger discovered only what had long been known to the Incas, Mongols, ancient inhabitants of Fr. Crete or Tibetan monks, namely: any water swirls, and if allowed to flow naturally, a real miracle can be performed.
Viktor Schauberger's knowledge was revolutionary. They overturned several laws of hydrology and went far beyond what we humans know about water. It is surprising that many scientists still do not understand what he was talking about. One of them, prof. Wilhelm Balters, was forced to frankly admit: "How could we understand the language of Schauberger, if his work belongs to the future." But the future has already arrived!
Let's go back to the roots of Viktor Schauberger. He was born in 1885 in the outback, in the Austrian town of Plyukensten, the fifth child among nine others. His uncle was the last imperial gamekeeper in Bad Ischl during the time of Franz Joseph. His father worked as the chief forester, as did his grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather. Victor was a real "son of the forest": all day long he wandered alone in a deaf, dense forest-like area around Pöckenstein Lake and observed nature so closely and with such thoroughness, which is rarely possible now.
Victor's father wanted to send his son to university to study forestry there. But Victor refused, he believed that the teachers would only distort his open-minded natural vision of nature, as happened with his brother, so he went to study at a regular forestry school and became a forester.
Its first plot belonged to Prince Adolf von Schaumburg-Lippe: 21 thousand hectares of almost untouched dense forest near Steyerling. Schauberger loved this virgin forest that hardly anyone else had seen. The untouched nature of the forest allowed him to get first impressions and the opportunity to penetrate into the essence of water, which was especially interesting for Victor.
Chilled water strength
The first thing Schauberger realized was that water doesn't like sunlight. So, in the forest there was a source for a long time, over which there was a stone hut. Later, it collapsed, and the source lay open and unprotected in the sun's rays. Soon, he suddenly dried up, and no one knew why. But when the stone hut was rebuilt over it, the water returned. Even from the ancient Romans, it was known that they always closed their springs with stone slabs with a small round nozzle for water, into which a drain pipe was inserted, but so that air did not enter it.
Water loves shade. Therefore, all springs are hidden in a dense forest or deep clefts of rocks. The shaded trees and shrubs along the banks protect the naturally flowing rivers and streams.
In addition, Schauberger observed that the rising high water of a flood during a thaw (the water heats up) creates shallows of bottom sediments, which often wash away by themselves on cold, clear nights (the water cools). From this he concluded that the lifting force and the force of water suction reach a maximum when the water temperature is low, and its flow is free.
For the first time he proved this in the winter of 1918, when Linz was experiencing a large shortage of firewood because of the war.
In the mountains, on Prilgebirge, a lot of forest was tumbled down, but there were not enough pack animals and a sufficient number of large streams along which the forest could be floated. And then the unknown forester Schauberger volunteered to lower the forest into the valley and chose for this a small mountain stream full of pitfalls, about which all experts unanimously said that it was impossible to raft the forest along it. It was then that Viktor Schauberger was criticized for the first time: his views, they say, are wrong, and his impudence is unheard of. Schauberger had to admonish his critics more than once.
He waited early in the morning, at which time the water was the coldest, and unmistakably, at the right moment, flooded the forest with water. In one night, the entire driftwood, 16 thousand festmeters, was lowered into the valley. Schauberger would later become famous for his wonderful floating devices.
About stones "floating" in water
The next phenomenon that fascinated Viktor Schauberger was trout and salmon in mountain streams. How did the trout manage to freeze motionless in the most turbulent streams? How does it go against the stream with lightning speed instead of being carried away by water, and even upward, to the surface, and not into the saving depth? Is this ability of trout related to water temperature? Conceived - done: Schauberger heated up about 100 liters of water and poured it up the stream from the place where the trout was found. Such an amount of water could not noticeably heat the water in the stream, but still … After a while, the trout began to show anxiety, often beat with fins. She hardly held her place, and was soon washed away by the current downward.
An experience of non-explosive destruction conducted by the son of Viktor Schauberger Walter. It can be seen how the water forms a hyperbolic vortex, which exactly corresponds to the law of sound (1 / n x n = 1). We are talking about the so-called "sounding tower".
Viktor Schauberger asked himself how do trout manage to overcome underwater obstacles and waterfalls? Why does it jump out the higher, the more violently and rapidly the water falls down? He watched as the trout soared without movement in the falling stream and suddenly with force rushed from above into the stream, just like that. Schauberger received the answer only after decades of intensive observations of water. Today we know that any force, material or immaterial, creates an equal opposing force. Just as a tornado swirls air masses outward in order to then draw them into itself, so naturally flowing (swirling) water produces energy directed towards the movement of water. This energy flow, which can be seen in the waterfall as a bright light channel inside the water jet, is used by trout. It is drawn in by the stream, like in the middle of a water tornado.
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Schauberger made another incredible discovery: on a moonlit cold winter night, he saw how in one reservoir formed by a mountain stream, stones the size of a head rose from the ground and, circling like a trout before a big "jump", rose to the surface of the water, swaying on it! Heavy stones! Schauberger could not believe his eyes. What was the power that lifted them? It was the same levitation force dormant in the water that allowed the trout to "jump".
True, not all stones levitate. Only the polished egg-shaped stones seemed to dance on the water without any effort, while the angular ones lay motionless at the bottom.
A graphical longitudinal section of a section of the river bed, which shows how, using a simple egg-shaped structure, you can swirl water masses and mix cold groundwater with warm surface water, setting the river water to the correct temperature.
Why? Because the egg-shaped form is the child of the whirlwind. From the point of view of geometry, it is formed in the depths of a hyperbolic vortex, and since the water swirls too, the egg-shape reacts especially easily to this movement, and stones can overcome the force of gravity.
You can check this yourself: a round thin tall vessel is taken, filled with water, and an egg is placed in it. As soon as you begin to swirl the water slightly (for example, with a pencil), you can see how the egg slowly comes off the bottom and soars high on the surface as long as the vortex persists.
Technological wonders copied from nature
Since Prince Adolf von Schaumburg-Lippe had financial problems, he decided to turn most of the forest on the Schauberger site into money, but transportation from a remote area consumed most of the proceeds. The experts made a number of proposals, but none of them came up. When the prince turned to his forester, he promised to reduce transportation costs from 12 shillings per festmeter to one shilling.
First of all, Schauberger built a floatable device of his own design with his own money. The floatation tray stretches for 50 km. He did not move into the valley by the shortest path, but, meandering, went ahead. Nobody has seen anything like this. From time to time, Schauberger poured water from a tray and brought fresh water from mountain streams, because the trunks, he said, slide well in cold water.
Viktor Schauberger relied not only on his own observations, but also on the knowledge of his family, accumulated over several generations. My father also taught that the water becomes tired and lazy under the rays of the sun, while at night and especially in the moonlight it becomes fresh and lively. Both grandfather and father skillfully guided the water logs. Thanks to rhythmically changing swivel guides, they ended them so that the water in places rose up the mountain.
The solution Schauberger made was to give the water the right movement and temperature. The wooden tray he built had a cross-section similar to the blunt end of an egg. He followed the curves of the mountain valleys, "because the water itself shows a completely natural way that it wants to flow in order to optimally satisfy our requirements, therefore we should be guided by its desires." The task of technology is not to correct nature, but to build according to a ready-made model.
In addition, Schauberger insisted that the difference in water temperature even by tenths of a degree is of great importance. This caused unimaginable laughter among the hydrologists. When Schauberger added that even in humans, a two-tenths change in body temperature already shows whether he is sick or not, he was finally considered insane.
Scientists, it seemed, were right at first: on the first test descent, the driftwood remained lying, although the water was cold, and the guiding arcuate curves were correctly calculated. Schauberger was desperate. But then Providence helped him in the form of a snake crossing the pond in front of his eyes. How does she manage to move so swiftly through the water without fins? While observing the movements of the snake, a thought came to mind. Schauberger hurried back to nail a kind of guide rails to the arched curves of the gutter, which were to give the water a serpentine movement.
The success was overwhelming. Huge logs, heavier than water, went violently, meandering, into the valley. The delighted prince made Schauberger the chief steward of all his plots. Soon, the government in Vienna also heard about the outstanding forester and appointed him as an imperial adviser on floating devices. Schauberger's salary was 2 times higher than the salary of a specialist with a higher education in the same position. Plus, it was paid in gold, which was a big exception at that time of inflation.
Fighting scientists
All this, of course, did not contribute to the acquisition of friends among scientists. And the fact that all copies from Schauberger's devices did not function for the experts and each time they had to contact Schauberger personally did not help improve relations. After many scientists sent a written protest to Parliament against Schauberger's overpayment, and the government wanted to illegally deprive him of his salary, the uncompromising forester drew conclusions and moved to a large Austrian construction company. For this company, he built floating devices in many European countries, all of them were rated as "miracles of technology".
But even here Schauberger faced opposition from colleagues: specialists and technicians. He parted ways with the company, but not so much because of intrigue, but because the owner of the company, greedy for money, wanted to cash in on the agreement with Czechoslovakia. When Schauberger found out about this, he left the firm.
But one scientist still helped him - prof. Forchheimer, one of the leading hydrologists of the time. He received Schauberger very skeptically at first, but quickly became convinced of his knowledge. In addition, Forchheimer had nothing to lose: “I am glad that I am already 75 years old. It won't hurt me much if I stand up for your ideas. Someday the time will come and they will understand everything."
Forchheimer organized a forum, which was attended by many professors, Schauberger was to speak with his theories. But those present showed almost no interest, were ironic and condescending. When one of them insolently demanded that he wanted to hear briefly and clearly how the watercourses were regulated, Schauberger pulled the collar on himself and blurted out: "Like a wild boar when he urinates!" There was a heavy pause. Then Forchheimer jumped up to save the day and declared that Schauberger was absolutely right, since the water really flows, swirling, in an arched manner, this can be observed, for example, in a stream of urine. After that, he began to write on the board with symbols and formulas, explaining them along the way. “I did not understand a single word from this,” Schauberger later admitted. But the other professors began to look at him with interest. The discussion lasted two hours,moreover, the audience was now addressing Schauberger with emphatically polite and friendly.
To Forchheimer's credit, it should be noted that he threw away his academic pride and openly stood up for Schauberger, whose views he considered not only "pioneering a new way in the field of technology for the construction of dams and hydraulic structures", but was convinced that "the day will come when, thanks to the ideas of Schauberger … the world around will change. " So he wrote 50 years ago in a special journal.
How to clean rivers naturally and cheaply
Throughout his long life, Viktor Schauberger could observe the harmony of water and forest. He understood that without the forest there would soon be no water either. He saw untouched mountain streams where he was born: their soil was overgrown with moss, even with the strongest precipitation they never overflowed the banks.
But when the forest was cut down, the streams were the first to react to this: they became abandoned, the moss was washed out of the ground with water, the bed of the stream became unclean, covered with debris and silt. The water temperature rose as there was no forest nearby with its saving shadow. Subsequently, the lodges of streams and river beds were destroyed, and the banks were eroded. Heavy rains or melting snows led to flooding.
For this reason, structures for strengthening the slopes began to be developed, clothed the watercourses in stone and concrete. But these structures straightened the watercourse, fettering it like a corset. At the same time, water cannot flow freely, with gurgling and swirling. She is constantly trying to destroy the structure and get out of artificial confinement, which entails huge costs, because structures require frequent repairs.
In the late 1920s, Schauberger began to fight fiercely with the clear-cutting of forests and structures for strengthening streams, assuring that only interest could be paid off and knocked out from the forest. He himself, who had built rafting devices before, refused to do this when he learned that his installations most often serve as a massive felling of entire forests.
Schauberger knew that water always strives to restore its balance: the river itself can put in order the channel, if only allowed it to flow naturally. Schauberger saw human intervention not in straightening the channel, but in helping the river to seethe naturally again: "The watercourse is never controlled from its banks, but always from within, from the current environment."
In 1929 and 1939. he applied for patents on the control of mountain streams and regulation of rivers, according to which, by installing braking elements, in the appropriate places the axis of the river flow was directed to the middle (then the current did not wash out the bottom or precipitate sand). Schauberger also developed a method of mixing surface warm water with cold groundwater in order to equalize the temperature of the water and air at a given moment. He knew that the temperature of the water affects the flow behavior of the river.
The Rhine is a tragic example of a river dying. Once it was a calm, mighty stream with crystal clear water, you could see its bottom. At night, the surface of the river glowed with flashing gold light discharges arising from the friction of colliding pebbles, hence the legend of the Rhine gold, according to which the dwarves make wonderful jewelry in their forges at the bottom of the river.
When the Swiss high-mountain forestry began to cut down the forest in the upper reaches of the Rhine, this upset the balance and it began to silt. To increase the speed of the current, so that the river itself cleared its watercourse, they began to straighten the Rhine. Now the silt has moved downstream. I had to level the channel there. Finally, the whole river was straightened and, as a result, its complete siltation began. The reason for this was the deforestation: not only the ecological factor was violated, but the powerful cooling effect did not become (due to evaporation in the crowns of trees, heat is drawn from the root system, and the forest cools the groundwater and soil).
Since there was no forest on the straightened banks, the water temperature rose. The precipitation could no longer be absorbed by the soil and flowed unhindered into the Rhine, flooding vast areas. This forced the walls to be erected even higher, to dig even deeper, to send even more money down the drain (to the delight of construction companies). And nothing can change in this damn circle.
The authorities ignore Schauberger's proposals
After a major flood in 1935, Viktor Schauberger suggested that the German authorities first of all rehabilitate the Rhine on their own: “Deepening the Rhine by 4-6 meters is just a matter of technology. Everything is decided by regulating the water temperature and it costs only a fraction of what is usually spent on adjusting rivers."
Sediments and silting are indications that running waters are in the process of dying. These signs will disappear if you give the river a new life, giving it an appropriate impetus.
Schauberger wanted to achieve it with the help of the so-called "energy body" - a simple control element with a corresponding form. He was supposed to give the water the movement described above. In this case, the river could clear itself. Schauberger was already convinced that this simple method works: “When I built such an energy body in my home in Steyerling Brook, during one night the river was washed so much that hundreds of cubic meters of sand and sediment fell into the so-called sand trap, and one night sank down to the rock. " This Schauberger method was tested in 1989 at the Kalmar Institute (Sweden) and confirmed in laboratory conditions.
Schauberger described to the authorities how the internal mass of water in the middle of the river, when it is regulated, will flow faster, and therefore carry away the large sediments (laminar motion), while the bubbling water at the edges will automatically crush and grind the smaller sediments (turbulent motion), while they will not settle along the banks in the form of mineral sand, due to which the river will have fertile banks, on which later all the richness of the plant world will appear "and, defending, bow down to the mother of all things - water."
But no one paid attention to Schauberger's proposal. He received a similar bitter experience three years ago: in 1932, Schauberger wrote a detailed article on what needs to be done in order to make the Danube the beautiful river it once was in a simple way. His article was accepted into the official bulletin of the international commission on the Danube, which considered proposals from all neighboring states on the Danube. When the authorities were horrified to learn that Schauberger's article had been published in such a reputable publication, they, without hesitation, recalled the entire circulation, destroyed it, and in October 1932 printed a huge amount, over 100 thousand shillings, a new edition, where Schauberger's articles were not It was…
So, the Danube and the Rhine, and with them most of the other rivers, even now, 60 years later, are chained in a corset that kills the spirit of life, with the only difference that today they still need to fight the ever-increasing volume of pesticides.
The forest is the cradle of water
For the "metabolism" of water, Schauberger was important not only for the harmonious coordination of laminar and turbulent movements, but also for the "positive temperature change". By this he understood the approach of the water temperature to +4 degrees Celsius. At this temperature and at the same time cycloidal spiral motion (vortex) the energy of the water increases, the water becomes fresh and alive, because thanks to the "emulsion" a "new" water is formed, in which oxygen is dissolved by hydrogen. With "negative temperature change", i.e. heating water over +4 degrees Celsius, there is a decrease in water energy and its biologically poor quality. Water loses its lifting power, pathogenic embryos appear in it.
Schauberger described the water cycle as it circulates between the sky and the depths of the earth. An important link between them is the forest: due to evaporation above the tree crowns, the forest takes away heat from the soil. Such cooling makes it possible for groundwater to rise up (especially during dry periods): according to the Archimedes principle, warmer masses of water cannot be under cold ones.
If the forest is cut down, then the clear cut area heats up in the direct rays of the sun; groundwater, and with it deposits of nutrient salts, sink to a depth where they become inaccessible to plant roots: the springs become silent … Subsequently, the whole area is karst. One can understand why Viktor Schauberger called the forest “the cradle of water”.
The importance of quality drinking water
Schauberger was also against the (common today) pumping of groundwater upstairs. From his point of view, “the groundwater is not“ripe”to be used as drinking water. She must still lie deep underground. Only water that itself comes out to the surface, i.e. the spring water is sufficiently ripe, because she went through the whole cycle of development."
Schauberger understood early on the need to design devices that would supply a person with drinking water of the quality of source water. “Today, when almost all healthy springs have either become silent, or the water at the place of its birth is intercepted and supplied to the villages through illiterately constructed pipelines, the soil and the entire animal world have been transferred to stale, tasteless, and therefore unhealthy water,” urgent help is needed. After all, “people who are forced to drink only chlorinated water year after year, may one day think, how does water, forcibly deprived of its natural ability to manifest life by chemical additives, affect the body? Chlorinated and physically destroyed water leads not only to natural physical decay, but is also the cause of the manifestation of spiritual decay,and hence the systematic degeneration of man and all living things."
And in 1930 Schauberger constructed his first egg-shaped water enrichment apparatus. Today there are various developments on the Schauberger vortex principle, one of which is the VITA VORTEX device.
Viktor Schauberger also applied his knowledge in agriculture, where he achieved great success with the help of various egg-shaped structures, spiral plows, special composts and old peasant wisdom, which in the light of his theory suddenly became clear. He even helped to increase the yield, and without the use of chemical fertilizers.
About non-explosive destruction (Implosion) and explosion (Explosion).
But perhaps Schauberger's most important discovery was the power of non-explosive destruction. This is, without a doubt, his most revolutionary discovery, as it brought our blasting technique to the point of absurdity.
The entire universe is in motion (according to Heraclitus, "panta rei" - everything flows), namely, in the movement of an (open) spiral. There are two forces manifesting in this stream. There is a right-turning, inward-directed vortex of non-explosive destruction, or an attractive, sucking centripetal force. It is a creative, form-forming and quality-promoting force. All nature is built on such power. Every plant, every animal, every person, water - everything in its work perceives positive life energy and gets rid of the imperfect.
In contrast to the creative force of non-explosive destruction, there is a degenerative or degenerative force of explosion. It is a centrifugal vortex of decay energy turning to the left, directed outward. Nature uses this form of decay motion only to dissolve an already worked out complex (for example, a dead organism).
Schauberger wrote: “Centripetal cycloidal spiral motion corresponds to decreasing temperature, compression and concentration. Centrifugal motion is equal in value to rising temperature, heat, extension, expansion and explosion."
So the theory that the universe was formed by an explosion is just nonsense. After all, the force of explosion that we use in our internal combustion engines is not only destructive in its essence, but also extremely ineffective. The efficiency of most internal combustion engines is not even 50%, in other words, more than half of the released energy is wasted most often in the form of heat, cars can be jokingly called "area heaters". And this is not only a horrendous waste of oil, coal, gas, etc. (according to Schauberger, they should be left lying in the ground, because they are necessary for the formation of water), but also, in the truest sense of the word, a "death technique" (Schauberger), which brings the whole world life-threatening consequences that nature can learn only with decay and decomposition. The dubious "crown" of this false principle is atom splitting.
Schauberger took as a model the creative forces of nature (“Nothing explodes in the plant!”), Which, thanks to the minimum energy consumption, reach the maximum productivity. "Our modern technology, on the contrary, behaves like a peasant who throws seven potatoes into the ground in the spring in order to dig one in the fall." At the same time, Schauberger pinned his hopes not on pressure and temperature (internal combustion engines), but on the suction force, on the “eternally feminine principle” - the force of non-explosive destruction. Such biotechnology does not create waste or waste gases, but produces energy at an almost zero tariff.
From this point of view, Schauberger certainly did not make friends for himself. So, for example, the union of engineers and architects placed him in an insane asylum under the guise of health research. Fortunately, he managed to leave it soon, because the doctor certified Schauberger as a perfectly healthy and highly intelligent person.
Schauberger proved that his technology worked with his "suction" and "trout" turbines for hydroelectric power plants, the efficiency of which was much higher than that of conventional turbines. The Technical Institute of Stuttgart carried out experiments in 1952, which unequivocally proved that properly swirled water is able to compensate for the friction force! This data was confirmed in 1981 at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.
Creator of the Levitation Drive
Based on the natural turbulence of water and air, Schauberger designed mini home power plants and even aircraft drive motors. The inventor of the first jet aircraft, Heinkel, must have "borrowed" his ideas from Viktor Schauberger.
It is clear that the Nazis followed Schauberger and presented him with a choice: either the leadership of the research camp, or the execution on the spot. During the war, Schauberger developed new types of rocket propulsion engines.
“If water or air is made to move“cycloidal”(spiral) under the action of high-speed vibrations, this leads to the formation of a structure of energy or high-quality fine matter, which levitates with incredible force, dragging the generator body with it. If you refine this idea according to the laws of nature, then you get the perfect plane or the perfect submarine, and all this with almost no cost of manufacturing materials."
Whether such a life-size "UFO-drive" actually functioned is debatable, but the test sample pierced the roof of the factory: it weighed 135kg and started with only 0.05hp.
Later, the American occupation authorities confiscate all the documentation on the experiments, and Schauberger will be captured for 9 months "prisoner", at which time the Russians will search his apartment in Vienna, and then blow it up so that no one will find his research on levitation. When the Americans release Schauberger, they will forbid him, under threat of arrest, to carry out further research in this direction.
Viktor Schauberger can rightfully be considered one of the fathers of free energy, obtaining energy from "nothing" … It is clear that he had many proposals in the field of economics. Schauberger was invited by the governments of Russia, England, France, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. Good suggestions also came from the British financial and Jewish industry. As Schauberger himself said: "I would become a millionaire in a short time if I dared to get down to business on such a scale before the idea fully matures." But this unyielding, courageous, uncompromising honest man rejected all proposals, because an inner voice told him that the time would come when his discoveries would serve to improve the science of the whole world.
The non-explosive destruction method makes atomic energy unnecessary
Since Schauberger knew that no branch of the economy would dare to switch from blast technology to biotechnology, he did not expect any support from industry. Schauberger did not trust, first of all, the energy and armament monopolies and was afraid that they would increase their power at the expense of his discoveries, hiding them from humanity.
Its purpose was to make atomic energy unnecessary with the help of non-explosive destruction motors. He considered it the greatest danger. Moreover, obtaining energy by his method would be much cheaper.
So, for example, from one cubic meter of water per second it would be possible to obtain at least 4000 kW of thermal energy, moreover, the water temperature would drop only by one degree.
The force that did not allow himself to be bribed and again and again to resist all vicissitudes, left Viktor Schauberger and deprived him of the conviction of how important it is to fight for life:
“Civilized humanity, despite its seemingly high technical culture, has reached such a low ethical level that it has already no longer notices that such physical and moral decay is nothing more than the ongoing disintegration of culture. For this reason, the sacred duty of people who are aware of the severity of their mistakes is to constantly strive for the final correction of the consequences of delusions."
The last years of the life of Viktor Schauberger
At the end of his life, Schauberger was in dire financial straits. He had to pay for all his experiments and equipment himself. As soon as he succeeded, the authorities took away his development, and someone else made a profit on it. This happened to him 12 times. Or his discoveries disappeared without a trace. In a letter written just before his death, Viktor Schauberger bitterly remarked: “I will return to my forest to die there in peace. All science, with all its henchmen, is just a gang of thieves who pull the strings like puppets and make them dance to any melody that passes off their well-hidden slave owner as a necessity."
Due to many disappointments, he was physically broken and suffered from asthma. When in 1958 an American tycoon proposed widespread use of his technique, Schauberger flew with his son Walter, who also devoted his entire life to the study of the vortex, to the United States. But the partners had a falling out, despite (or just because of?) Positive results, and Viktor Schauberger insisted on leaving. He was allowed to do this, but on the condition that he sign a contract drawn up in English, the content of which he did not understand, since did not speak English. Unaware of anything, Schauberger signed it, thereby bequeathed all documents, cars and rights to that American concern (the question arises, what has been done over the past 40 years?). Under this treaty, Schauberger was prohibited from conducting further research.
Broken, he returned to Austria, where he died 5 days later, on September 25, 1958, at the age of 73 in complete despair: “Everything was taken from me! I'm not even my own boss!"
But nevertheless, the life story of this outstanding person should be completed with a vision, which Viktor Schauberger presented as our future, when the mystery of water will be revealed to all people:
“The future man will completely take possession of matter and the high-quality subtle substance that originates from it, he will become the main servant and at the same time the master of nature … Fabulous harvests provide excellent nutrition. He will achieve almost absolute freedom of movement on land, over water and in the air.
Thus, the struggle for life, the class struggle, the struggle for existence and, above all, the wars for minerals and food will end by themselves. There will be a prosperity that is impossible to imagine.
Medicine will also undergo dramatic changes. Reality will become what Paracelsus saw it: a special substance will be created that will destroy the disease in the bud. People will not be aware of disease and therefore will become cheerful. They will have at their disposal all the space, up and down, and it will serve man, thanks to the availability of all types of raw materials in all areas of development.
Everything arose out of the water. She is the universal raw material of any culture or the foundation of any human and spiritual development. The mastery of the secret water is the end of any kind of speculation or calculation with their growths, which include war, hatred, envy, intolerance and strife in any form and form. Complete exploration of water means, in the true sense of the word, the end of monopolies, the end of domination and the beginning of socialism through development & l